Cavan Brain Buddies

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Rita Redshoes from Portugal. - She wrote this song at the invitation of the neurologist doctor Dr Raquel Gil Gouveia, author of the lyrics, of the SPC - Portuguese Society of Cephalés and of the MiGRA Portugal-Portuguese Association of Patients with Migraine and Headache.

Migraine (What Can't You See?)

Rita Redshoes - Migraine (What Can't You See?) Official Video "Migraine"MUSIC by Rita Redshoes PRODUCED by Mikkel Solnado & Rita Redshoes at Great Dane StudiosLYRICS by Raquel Gil-GouveiaPRODUCTION COMPANY Unlimited Con...

Research been done into Brain Tumours that were removed in Beaumont between 29th November 1987 and 7th August 2018.
You have the choice to opt out of their study, other wise your tumour will be used in this research.

"Information message for the brain tumour community: Beaumont Hospital /Genuity Science have extended the deadline to opt out of their study to 1st April 2021."

For more information see the below post, and the following website page http://btis.ie/

⚠️ Information message for the brain tumour community: Beaumont Hospital /Genuity Science have extended the deadline to opt out of their study to 1st April 2021.

If you or an adult family member were treated for a brain tumour at Beaumont Hospital between 29th November 1987 & 7th August 2018 you should check http://btis.ie/

It explains how you or your family member can have your data excluded from the research if you so choose.

All queries in relation to the study should be directed to Beaumont via [email protected] or by calling 01 7977726.

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Cycling the single biggest activity for referrals to brain unit
Of contact sports, Gaelic football accounts for most referrals to Beaumont Hospital centre.
Sports and exercise accidents account for a third of all referrals to the State’s main centre for treating traumatic brain injury, according to a newly published study.

- TBI

Cycling the single biggest activity for referrals to brain unit Of contact sports, Gaelic football accounts for most referrals to Beaumont Hospital centre

Global Awareness Day

Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP).
Between 21-44 people are believed to die from SUDEP each year in Ireland. SUDEP is connected to seizures but what exactly causes it is unknown

This years theme is to , for people to speak up and encourage vital conversations on epilepsy risks and SUDEP.

For more information on SUDEP, please visit the following Epilepsy Ireland page:
https://www.epilepsy.ie/content/sudep